Vodavi Starplus Dhs Installation Manual

							7.5.4.19 ‘Unsupervised Conference 
Description: 
Station users may leave two CO line connected parties in conference unsupervised. That is, the 
station user does not have to remain connected to the CO lines to maintain the conference 
connection. This setting allows or disallows this function. 
Range : Y/N 
Default : Y 
7.5.4.20 Auto Busy Redial 
Description: 
The Auto Busy Redial function will attempt to Redial a busy number for a preset number of 
attempts. Three data fields are programmed for ABR operation; ABR ATTEMPTS, ABR 
INTERVAL and TONE DET. TIME. The ABR ATTEMPTS determines how many attempts 
will be made to reach a busy number before the system aborts the feature. The ABR 
INTERVAL determines how often attempts are made (time between attempts). 
TONE DET. TIME determines how long the system waits following the last digit dialed to 
connect the system Tone Detector. The default setting of 4 seconds should be adequate for most 
calls, however in some cases where the Central Office may be slower than usual or the number 
dialed requires a lot of time before any call progress tone is heard (some long distance calls 
may be affected), it is necessary to extend the TONE DET. TIME. The system has a built-in 2.5 
second timer. The TONE DET. TIME Is added to this time; so at default the system waits 6.5 
seconds after the last digit is dialed before it samples the line for call progress tones. 
If you find that the system cancels an ABR attempt when the number dialed is busy, try 
extending the ABR - TONE DET. TIME. If you find that the user hears many busy tones for a 
dialed number that is busy before the system reacts to the busy signal, try shortening the ABR - 
TONE DET. TIME. 
NOTE: The Option Module is required for ABR to function. 
Range : ABR ATTEMPTS O-I 0 (where “0 ” will not make any attempt) 
ABR INTERVAL I6/30/60/90/120 
TONE DET. TIME O-9 
Default : ABR ATTEMPTS IO 
ABR INTERVAL 16 seconds 
TONE DET. TIME I 
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’ Unsupervised Conference requires the Option Module for operation. 
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							7.5.4.21 Call Abandon Time 
Description: 
Call Abandon Time is set for two modes ACTIVE CALL and HELD CALL. This time 
represents the minimum interruption in loop current during these modes of operation that must 
be detected to force a CO line on-hook. Any CO line marked Call Abandon ‘9”’ will follow the 
associated timer programming. 
7.5.4.22 Ring Alternate Position 
Description: Range : ACTIVE CALL 50 - 2500 milliseconds 
HELD CALL 50 - 2500 milliseconds 
Default : ACTIVE CALL 600 milliseconds 
HELD CALL 600 milliseconds 
One station may be assigned as the alternate answering position. CO calls that go unanswered 
at the attendant assigned telephone will ring at 
this timer. 
7.5.4.23 Preset Forward - CO Line Preset Call 
Description: the Alternate Position following expiration of 
Range : 30/60/90/120/150/180 
Default : 30 
Forward 
Each CO line in the system may be preprogrammed for a specific forward destination. CO Line 
Preset Call Forward is similar to No Answer forward operation in that a timer (“Co P-FWD 
TIME”) is preset for all CO lines marked for this forward. When a CO line rings into the 
system the timer is started, if the timer expires before the call is answered the designated preset 
forward destination begins to ring in addition to other programmed ringing locations. 
There are three data fields associated to CO Line Preset Call Forward; CO P-FWD TIME, 
COxx DEST and COxx VMID. CO P-FWD TIME is one timer referenced by all CO lines set 
for preset forward. COxx DEST is the destination set for the CO line being programmed. COxx 
VMID is a six-digit field that can be programmed with a digit string used when the forward 
destination is a VM type Hunt Group. This digit string can be used to divert the CO caller to 
the correct voice mail menu prompt. There is a COxx VMID field for each CO line. 
Range : CO P-FWD TIME 6/10/16/22/30/40 
COxx DEST lo-81 (stations) 
(Hunt Groups/U4 Groups) 
COxx VMID 000000-999999 
Default : CO P-FWD TIME 16 
COxx DEST EMPTY 
COxx VMID EMPTY 
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							7.5.4.24 ‘Wait - ICLID 
Description: 
When Caller ID is equipped on the telephone company CO line, caller ID data is sent to the 
receiving party and equipment after the first ring signal and before the second ring signal. Since 
there is ‘some tolerance in the time that is required to receive the signal, the DHS may be 
programmed to send ringing to programmed DHS telephones more quickly when caller-ID data 
is received quickly. The DHS may also be programmed to wait longer for caller ID data in 
cases where the data is sent from the telephone company more slowly than the default 
consideration for the time required to collect the data. 
(If you are not getting caller ID data consistently, try increasing this timer.) 
Range : 3..?/4/4..?... 7.0 seconds 
Default : 4.0 seconds 
7.5.4.25 VM MON Time 
Description: 
The Stat-plus DHS allows the user of any DHS key telephone to monitor callers leaving a 
message in their voice mail box in a similar fashion to monitoring callers via an answering 
machine. When a caller is routed from a ringing telephone to the user’s voice mail box, an alert 
is presented to advise the user that the feature can be invoked. This option is removed 
automatically after the time programmed for “VM MON Time”. . 
7.5.5 Resource 
Range : 10/20/30/40/~0/60 
Default : 10 
7.5.5.1 Ring Scheme 
Description: 
The system may be set to three different ringing schemes. 
In Scheme 0 and 2 ringing is differentiated by cadence so that a user is aware of the type of call 
ringing at his station by the tone cadence. In Scheme 1 ringing of both intercom calls and CO 
line calls is the same. This option is provided when the application requires that ringing adhere 
to RS-478 ring cadence specifications. . 
Range : O/I/2 
Default : 2 
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’ Caller ID requires the Option Module and an ancillary caller ID collection device for operation. 
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							7.5.5.2 Letter Type 
Description: 
The displayed characters for the messaging 
features and the Name in Display feature can be 
adjusted to accommodate special character 
requirements. When programming display 
messages the digit “1” dial pad key is pressed to 
insert special characters. One of six possible 
Letter Types may be selected for use when dial 
pad key “1” is pressed multiple times. Use the 
chart at the right to determine which Lettering 
Type Scheme is desired for this installation. 
While viewing Letter Type inn the programming 
mode, press the chg Soft Button to select the 
desired scheme. 
Character for nth 
depressions of dial key “I”. 
IIs 12nd/3rdi4’h/5’hl 6”’ 
I Scheme 0 
IEIks-l*j 
I Scheme 1 
IclElml4el 
Range : O/1/2/3/4/5 
Default : 0 
7.5.5.3 Attendant 
Description: 
One station may be assigned the attendant 
indications and calls not properly routed. 
7.5.5.4 
Alternate 
Description: 
station. This station will receive all recall 
Range : 1-81 
Default : IO 
One station may be assigned the Alternate Position. This station will receive all CO ringing in 
over-flow fashion from the attendant station. When calls ring longer than the Ring Alternate 
Position Time. these calls will begin to ring at the Alternate station. 
Range : I O-81 
Default : EMPTY 
7.5.5.5 System Alarm 
Description: 
Eight alert signals may be scheduled. When an alert time is reached all system stations will 
receive BGM over the telephone speaker for one minute. This feature can be useful in schedule 
sensitive applications. 
Range : 0O:OO - 23:39 
Default : All eight are EMPTY 
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							7.5.5.6 Nite Start 
Description: 
The system may be set to operate in Time mode which allows the system to automatically 
change Service Mode from Day to Night Mode and back again. This time can be set for one 
time each day. The Nite Start time will switch the system into Night Mode at the designated 
time. 
7.5.5.7 Nite End 
Description: 
Range : 0O:OO - 23-59 
Default : 17:OO 
Nite End works in conjunction with Nite Start. The Nite End time entry designates when the 
system is to begin Day Mode operation. 
Range : 0O:OO - 23:59 
Default : 08:OO 
7.5.5.8 Database Password 
Description: 
The default Database Programming Password may be changed from “000000” to any other six- 
digit numeral sequence. 
7.5.5.9 User Password 
Description: 
Range : 000000-999999 
Default : 000000 
Each station in the system is assigned a default password of -‘OOOO”. This may be changed if 
the associated security feature operation (Phone Lock, Remote COS, etc.) is required. 
7.5.5.10 User Names 
Range : 0000-9999 
Default : 0000 
Description: 
A User Name may be assigned to each station in the system. This can be useful as an 
administrative aid as well as providing a user friendly prompt at display telephones while idle 
and during call processin,. 0 When a User Name is not programmed, the display at Executive 
Key Telephones will display “STATION”. Multiple depressions of the dial pad keys cause 
alphabet characters to appear. Use the following chart when programming User Names. 
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							7.55. 
I. 
1.. Used to display special characters from the six Letter Type 
schemes possible. Reference the Letter Type feature and 
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associated programming on page 177: 
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I N I 0 I 
T I U I v I 
l When pressed before any dial key is pressed the numeral of the 
dial key will be displayed in this character position. 
~ l When pressed after a letter has been selected for this character 
position, the selected letter is forced to lower case. 
(space) and moves to the next position 
Range : 7 characters madmzr 
Default : EMP 
1 Preprogrammed Messages 
Description: 
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Station messaging is enhanced at the Executive Key Telephone by use of Programmed 
Messaging. There are two types of Preprogrammed Messages; OUTGOING MESSAGE and 
EXECUTIVE NOTIFY. The OUTGOING MESSAGE works with Message Waiting and 
allows the Executive Key Telephone user to leave a text message at another Executive Key 
Telephone. 
EXECUTIVE NOTIFY is a message that may be enabled to notify other Executive Key 
Telephone callers of the users status. This message will be displayed whenever another 
Executive Key Telephone user calls the Executive station with the Executive Notifj feature 
enabled. 
The first message prompted at the Executive Telephone for both OUTGOING MESSAGE and 
EXECUTIVE NOTIFY can be customized by the user during setup.‘“The remaining messages 
can be preprogrammed here. 
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							Range : Messages may be I6 characters or less. 
Default : OUTGOING messages; CALL OPERATOR, CALL HOME, CALL SCHOOL, 
VISITORS WAITING, URGENT COME SEE M. 
EXECUTIVE NOTIFY messages: OUT FOR LUNCH, BE BACK SOON, LEFT FOR THE DAK 
IN A MEETING, OUT OF OFFICE, ON VACATION 
7.5.5.12 System Speed Numbers 
Description: 
There are 80 System Speed Dial Numbers that can be programmed for access by stations 
according to COS assignments. Stations with COS O-5 can access all 80 System Speed Dial 
Numbers. Stations with COS 6 can access only System Speed Dial Numbers 20-39. Stations 
with COS 7 cannot use System Speed Dial Numbers. 
Notes: 
1. System Speed Dial Numbers over-ride station dialing restrictions. 
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I. System Speed Dial Numbers may be chained for increased capacity. 
3. To enter a CO Line Flash in a Speed Dial bin enter “F”+3 (where “F” is the FEAT button). 
4. To enter a Pause in a Speed Dial bin enter “F”+70 (where “F” is the FEAT button). 
5. To enter a bin chaining command (@) in a Speed Dial bin enter “F”+l+nn (where “F” is 
the FEAT button and “nn” is the speed dial bin number to attach to the end of this speed 
bin). 
6. When the code “F70” or “F3” are entered into a speed dial bin they occupy one digit 
position. 
7. When the code “Finn” is entered into a speed dial bin it occupies three digit positions. 
8. System Speed Dial bin 99 is used for External Call Forward when that feature is used. 
9. Regardless of speed bin chaining, no speed dial number can exceed 32 digits in length. 
10. System Speed Dial Numbers can also be programmed through Attendant Administration 
using the Attendant station’s password. 
Range : O-9. *, #, pause (F70), flash (F3) and Finn (chainina. I6 char. max. 
Default : All are EMPTY 
7.5.5.13 BGM 
Description: 
When the Option Module is installed a second music source may be connected to the system 
for listening at key telephone stations. If this source is not used it may be desirable to disable 
that BGM channel. When BGM is set to “N” the second music source will not be connected to 
a station that has toggled the BGM code (F52), only the first music channel source (MOH) will 
be toggled at the telephone. When set to Y” both music channels will be toggled by successive 
operations of the BGM code (F52). 
Range : Y/N 
Default : Y 
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							7.5.5.14 CO Line Copy 
Description: 
CO Line Copy is provided to assist in programming multiple CO lines with the same data. 
Follow the displayed instructions to copy one CO line data fields to another. 
Range : N/A 
Default : N/A 
7.5.5.15 Station Copy 
Description: 
Station Copy is provided to assist in programming multiple stations with the same data. Follow 
the displayed instructions to copy one station’s data fields to another. 
Range : N/A 
Default : N/A 
7.5.5.16 Feature Button Copy 
Description: 
Feature Button Copy is provided to assist in programming multiple stations with the same 
button programmin g. Once a station’s feature buttons are programmed using the station feature 
Programmable Feature Buttons (F#3) that station’s button programming may be copied to other 
system stations in this database programming function. Follow the displayed instructions to 
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copy one station’s button data to another, 
.7 System Time 
Description: 
Provided to set system time and date information. Use the prompts displayed ‘Range : N/A 
Default : IVIA 
to set the fields: 
YEAR, MONTH, DAY, WEEKDAY, HOUR and MINUTE. 
Note: System Time can also be set through Attendant Administration using the Attendant 
station’s password. 
Range : iViA 
Default : N/A 
7.5.5.18 Account Code Table 
Description: 
When a station is Forced Account Code (that is they must enter an account code to dial any 
outside telephone number), the account code entered is verified against the entries in this table. 
Up to 100 entries may be made in the Account Code Table. The account code length may be 
four to eight digits in length to increase the security of valid account code entry. 
Range : LENGTH 4-8, bins 001-l 00 : 0000-99999999 
Default : LENGTH 4, bins 001-l 00 : EMPTY 
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							7.5.5.19 Data Link 
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Description: 
The Data Link programmin, u option is not implemented at this time. This is a future CT1 
function. 
‘Range : 
Default : 
7.5.5.20 RMT X-RATE (Remote Terminal Transmission Rate) 
Description: 
When the Option Module is installed the DB-9 pin RS-232 port labeled “REMOTE 
PROGRAMMING” can be connected to a modem or directly to a Personal Computer to use 
the PC based Database Programming software. RMT X-RATE is the baud rate setting of this 
port. 
.  Range : 110/300/600/1200/2100/;1800/9600/19200 BPS 
Default: 9600 BPS 
7.5.5.21 SMDRX-RATE (SMDR Transmission Rate) 
Description: 
When the Option Module is installed the DB-9 RS-232 port labeled “SMDR” can be connected 
to a printer, Personal Computer or other call accounting collection device to collect Station 
Message Detail Recording. SMDRX-RATE is the baud rate setting of this port. 
NOTE: CO calls must be in progress for a minimum of 10 seconds for an SMDR record to be 
generated for that call. 
Range : II 0/300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200 BPS 
Default : 9600 BPS 
7.5.5.22 Hour Mode 
Description: 
The displayed hour format at Executive Key Telephones may be selected for 24 hour format or 
12 hour format. 
Range : 12/21 
Default : 12 Hour format 
7.5.5.23 Dial Tone Detect 
Description: 
In some applications Central Office equipment may be aged or line treatment may be applied to 
CO lines such that dial tone is slow when a station accesses a CO line to dial out or when using 
system dialing automation features like LNR, SNR and ABR. This situation often represents a 
problem since dialing on the CO line may begin before dial tone is available to receive the 
digits dialed. 
When the Option Module is installed the system Tone Detectors (on that module) may be used 
to detect the presence of dial tone before dialin, 0 begins. This function will affect both 
automated features and manual dialin g. When engaged the function h%s the effect of delayed 
dialed digits when manually dialin g. It is recommended that this feature only be used in cases 
where dialing problems persist. 
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							NOTE: Dial Tone Detect requires the Option Module to function. However, if CO dial tone is 
slow and dialed digits are being sent before CO dial tone is ready, the Dial Wait Time may be 
used to eliminate the problem by imposing a fixed wait period before digits are sent. 
7.5.5.24 Dial Wait Time 
Description: Range : Y/N 
Default : N 
Similar to the Dial Tone Detect feature, Dial Wait Time can be used to delay out dialing based 
on a timer instead of a Tone Detector for applications where the Option Module is not installed 
or where the provided dial tone cannot be properly detected by the built-in Tone Detectors. 
This feature should only be used in cases where dialing problems persist. 
7.5.5.25 KSU Revision 
Description: Range : O-8 
Default : 0 (no delq) 
This data parameter is provided as a convenience to easily determine the KSU software version 
installed. When the programmer presses show the current KSU software version is displayed. 
Range : N/A 
Default : N/A 
7.5.6 Restriction 
7.5.6.1 CO LN CALL DISCR - DGT INTERVAL 
Description: 
The system provides 100 digit interval tables to apply call restrictions. Each table is 
comprised of four data fields; From, To, DAY ALLOWED and NITE ALLOWED. The 
From and To data fields allow the programmer to enter a range of allowed digits up to ten 
digits each in length. This flexibility allows the programmer to enter only the digits 
significant to the dialing restriction desired. (Note: the words “From” and “To” are not 
displayed, rather the From table is denoted with a “-” symbol following the table entry and 
the To table is denoted with a “-” symbol preceding the table entry.) 
Consider the default entry in Table bin 001 where the From entry is “0” and the To entry is 
“9”. In this case (default) stations assigned a COS corresponding to the table (all stations at I ’ 
default) can dial any telephone number so long as the first dialed digit is a O-9. Note that at 
default all stations are restricted from dialing a “*” or V” as the first dialed digit. 
A specific number may be allowed for any COS by using a table entry with a constricted range. 
Consider a table programmed as; From “1800” To “1800”. This table entry allows the user 
assigned the associated COS to dial only numbers beginning with 1800. 
The data fields DAY ALLOWED and NITE ALLOWED enable the programmer to assign any 
Day/Night COS to operate with the table entry. There is a separate DAYNITE ALLOWED 
field for each table entry for complete flexibility in dialing restriction %sigmnent. 
Range : Table bins 00 I -I 00: 0000000000-9999999999, ####I######, * * * * * * * * * *; COS 0- 7 Y/N 
Default : Table bin 001 O-9, COS 0 X COS I-7 N 
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